I agree.

This is a great technology demonstration and appears to be the beginning of something very big.

no one repied to this i need to check if this is good its amasing why not seen like good funciton in market i will se better in future this i do like the idea of that for btc ltc and doge but as i say i just like the idea i did not see the thecnology complete yet

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what will be the real world use of cxc that it would be wise to hold it long term? at first i thought that you would need cxc to activate the cash register

Fair enough. I was only rude because in my view you were being rude too, but if you were not.. then I give you a sincere apology.

Since you appear to be asking legit questions, I of course don't mind answering them.
I gave a nice introduction on the whitepaper, not sure if you read it entirely already. There are also a lot of pages on the Geek-Purchase-Agreement (you can find it in a link inside the whitepaper, section 3.1 ~~~ or in the crowdsale page on the "About & Terms" tab) which cover this project from a more legal point of view and give extra details, including a commitment from me to deliver the work, unlike many other sale-agreements I see from other coins that say they might never get it done. You can also find the Refund part there, in case we don't hit the success condition (80 minimum btc). I coded another field in the crowdsale script for this.

The "whats in it for us" is also explained on the whitepaper. I have a medium-term goal of reaching $1 per coin and I describe there how I plan to do that. The idea is to basically receive income from the Proof of Play software (ads), the sales from the digital store and the in-game sales. Thats why I also said this coin won't rely on the alt market nor the bitcoin market. I'm not sure if its something "the world needs", but I'm sure it can be something the world wants, a lot.

>>> Tell me who wouldn't want to earn money for playing games they already play on a daily basis? Specially if that software was given for free to them?

1 - My experience with games: it first starts from being a gamer since I was 5 years old. Its been 20 years and I have played a lot of games from the most different kinds. So this is that "from gamer to gamers" kind of project. I also did get involved in the past with scripting. I made scripts for Sphere, an emulator for the Ultima Online game, and acted as part of a staff for some servers. I still have some of those scripts I made, here on my computer. I also coded a very simple game in Fortran a really long time ago, but I don't have that anymore. Dealt with some web based scripts for games using php, javascript, etc and of course, used some RPG Maker, heheh

However, I will not be the one responsible for actually coding the game, I'll be hiring people for that with the BTC from the crowdsale, people I have already talked to and that are very interested in being a part of this project. They are just waiting to see if we can reach our success condition first. I'll administrate the course of the game, concepts, ideas, bug testing, and of course, work with the audio and web related stuff, since I was a professional musician/webdesigner for many years, still am.

The same thing can be said about the software development, I'll be hiring professionals I have already talked to for that matter.

2 - Organizing and budgeting: I did/do webdesign for a living. I had to organize and set the budget for a lot of jobs. This was one of my last big jobs as a freelancer: http://www.quartosbr.com.br/   you can read my name on the "Sobre nós / About us" page (Kadu Wallauer, Kadu is a nickname for Carlos Eduardo), that project was on a short budget and I delivered. It was made on top of a Drupal CMS but it was complex just the same and I coded a whole bunch of things from zero.

I was also working with a friend last year, joined his design company (Esparta Design) as a co-owner, invested money into the company, but left a while later for 2 reasons: I needed the time to pursue this project as my main job and my business partner didn't understand the tech behind crypto-currencies, nor did he see potential behind them. We ended up having very different ideas. While I was there I had plenty of organizing and budgeting activities. We even ran a big campaign for a political figure (a state deputy here in Brazil) in which besides working with designs, the website, video editing and prints, we had to manage employees and decide/make steps based on the client's available budget and ours.

I believe my trading experience with alts should also be taken into consideration, as I was able to make over a 10000% increase with the amount I started with in about 7 months. I talk about that on the whitepaper as well. I can back it up with logs if needed.

3 - About who I am: some people have been following me for a while on twitter. I helped some of them with trading and stuff several times and I believe some around here can vouch for me. I'm as transparent as possible.

If you want, you can add me on my personal facebook profile: https://www.facebook.com/kadu.w

Since I was a professional musician for quite some time, I was kind of a semi-public figure. I have some content all over the internet. For example, I participated with my band (Contra As Nuvens, now deceased) in the recording of a song from an old famous band here in Brazil. It was recorded in one of the best studios and by one of the top 5 producers this country has to offer (Rick Bonadio < twitter link ~). Here is the video (I'm the guy with the white hair singing): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNu9uaTNMQQ

I don't want to brag, but I believe not many devs and other people around the crypto community can say they have a video of their work with more than 500,000 views on youtube, if any. I also have some other videos like this recording from 2011 of me playing some Super Mario songs in a medley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF-gAvdPb-8

My address is being sent out in the Geekkos newsletter too. I probably wouldn't be able to run and hide even if I wanted to. After all that being said, I think I deserve some credit, right? I know I'm more than capable of running this project and I hope you might see that too.

Well, I think thats it.

Feel free to ask any other questions.

Hahahah, that picture and the word "same" made me laugh!
Go away troll ^^

BTW, they are releasing Beta to some tonight and all tomorrow.......

It was an old link that I updated in the github and forgot to update on the ann/website.
My bad, fixed now

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Thanks!

This must be one of the few ico's where the funds were actually used for development instead of funding the devs debauchery. Good job guys, this looks promising.

So I went to check the status of this coin and see bittrex de-listed it, and ironically inkway now has a message up confirming they created the coin

http://www.inkwayusa.com

Seems like a missed opportunity.